Tomplay is a really fun app, kind of like karaoke for saxophone! Here's how to use Tomplay as a beginner saxophone player.

For aspiring saxophone players, one of the first hurdles is figuring out how much it costs to buy a saxophone and get started. Check out our full guide on how much it costs to buy a saxophone.

Our online saxophone lessons mimic an in-person lesson curriculum. But to get the most out of it, it'll take some time to get familiar with our format. Here's a crash course on how to navigate our lessons: BE PATIENT with the review/recap videos. I know I know, you want to get right to the fun stuff, but we're here to build a strong foundation because we want you to succeed at playing and to be equipped to go on to learn more advanced songs.

Playing saxophone well is all about making it as easy as possible, and that includes keeping your reeds in great shape. Key Takeaways Improperly stored reeds can create issues with playability, including starting the note, tone, and squeaking. You can create your own reed storage system for a fraction of the price (see kit instructions below). Keep reading below to learn more about how to store saxophone reeds. Disclaimer: Some links may be affiliate links, meaning we may ear

If you want to start playing the saxophone, one of the first questions is "what is the best saxophone for beginners?" In this article,...

Check out these saxophone tips for beginners to get started with the saxophone. Plus, we've also included some how-tos, warm-ups, and...

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As mentioned in our post on the top beginner saxophone tips , playing with a lot of tension can negatively affect your tone and...

Key Takeaways The two most likely reasons for squeaking, especially for beginner saxophonists, are improper tongue/throat position and a cracked, chipped, or misaligned reed. It's easier to check for cracked, chipped, or misaligned reeds, so that's a good place to start (and when in doubt, you can just try a fresh reed to see if that fixes it). Improper throat or tongue position may take more practice and time to correct (and we'll talk more about how to do that). There are a